"The Glass Menagerie" - by Tennessee Williams - Worcester County Light Opera Company (Worcester, MA.) - AUDITIONS

Worcester County Light Opera Company

Will Hold AUDITIONS 

For Tennessee Williams'

"THE GLASS MENAGERIE"

Written by Tennessee Williams

Directed by Chip Lamb

AUDITION DATES:  

August 30, 2026  

September 2, 2026

(By appointment only - Sign-up HERE)

REHEARSALS:   

  • First Rehearsal: Monday, October 5th, 2026 at 6:00pm 
  • Mondays, Wednesdays, Sundays 6:00pm-9:00pm 
  • No rehearsal Wednesday November 25th, 2026 
  • Tech Week November 29th through Dec 3rd, 2026

CHARACTER DESCRIPTIONS: 

  • TOM WINGFIELD (20-40) - Narrator of the play; a young writer who is deeply conflicted between his obligation to his family and his need to begin his own life.
  • AMANDA WINGFIELD (40-70) - A fierce mother who is desperate to find a secure future for herself and her family.
  • LAURA WINGFIELD (20-35) - A painfully shy woman who increasingly retreats into her imagination
  • JIM O’CONNOR (20-35) - Energetic co-worker of Tom.

Performances:

December 4, 2026 through December 13, 2026

(Contact Box Office for Exact Times) 

WORCESTER COUNTY LIGHT OPERA COMPANY (WCLOC), Grandview Ave. Playhouse, 21 Grandview Avenue, Worcester, MA.

TICKETS: 

For tickets or more information call WCLOC at # 508-753-4383 or visit www.wcloc.org

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ABOUT THE STORY

Tennessee Williams' classic "THE GLASS MENAGERIE" is a story of family and the fragility of memory - an epic play that is sure to entrance audiences. 

Amanda Wingfield, the faded Southern Belle who is patterned after Williams’ own mother, is desperate to marry off ailing daughter Laura and worries about wayward son Tom. 

Saddled with the obligations left to him by his absent father, Tom, who also acts as the play’s narrator, arranges for an acquaintance, a gentleman caller, to pay a visit to Laura and sets off not only her own, but her mother’s hopes for a romantic future. 

This memory play is set in St. Louis during the Great Depression and is widely considered to be one of the most significant plays of the 20th century

For tickets or more information call WCLOC at # 508-753-4383 or visit www.wcloc.org

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ABOUT WORCESTER COUNTY LIGHT OPERA COMPANY (WCLOC)

Founded in 1937, WCLOC is Worcester’s oldest active theater company. As a local, non-profit community theater, we depend on the generosity of our members, patrons, subscribers, and donors to help forward the mission of our organization to entertain, inform, and nurture local artists and audiences through the production of high quality, affordable musicals, plays, and children’s educational workshops. A donation to WCLOC allows us to continue to keep tickets affordable for local audiences, helps us maintain and make necessary improvements to our Clubhouse, and supports a full season of memorable theater and educational opportunities.

WORCESTER COUNTY LIGHT OPERA COMPANY

P.O. Box # 51

Worcester, MA. 01613

# 508-753-4383

www.wcloc.org